St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1887-08-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Worcester ar
spending the week in Hardwick.
C. c. Bingham and family have beel
enjoying the week at WillOughby lake
Lena ROwell is spending a few
weeks with relatives i'm Lebanon, N. HI
Rev. F. E. Dawson is spending
two weeks vacation at Old Orchard,
Maine.
F. S. Batchelder, leading printer
in Concord, N. H., is the guest of C. A.
Norton.
Mrs. Abbie Burke and her daughter
Eva are spending the vacation season
at Groton.
DIR. L. r. Grow, who has been West
a few months, is expected back to re-
locate here.
Mrs. Henry E. Randall of Island
Pond has been visiting her old home
in this place.
r. H. Ranney of Chicago, a former
resident of st. Johnsbury, is spending
a few days here.
Mrs. A. C. Harvey of Maiden is Wis.
iting her parents in this place, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Baldwin.
Hon. H. C. Belden and Col. F. F
Fletcher of Minneapolis are visiting
friends in town this week.
Mrs. Osborn Chase and her daughter
Annie go to Massachusetts tomorrow
where they will spend few weeks.
Mrs. A. X. bennett and Miss Bessie
James of Flushing, N. Y, are visiting
at George F. Miners, Spring street.
Prof. Henry Fairbanks and family
have gone to Prout's Neck to occupy
their cottage there through August.
Miss Louise Bartlett, with her moth
er and sister of Hartford, Conn.,, are
spending the month at WillOughby
lake house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Speare of New
ton, Mass, spent few days last week
at E. F. Browns. Mrs. Speare and
Mrs. Brown are sisters.
George HI. Cross and family have
gone to Fort COvingtOn, N. Y, where
Mrs. Cross and the children will re-
main for time.
Jovite Pinard's two daughters and
Joseph DrOuin and wife have been Wis
iting friends in Canada, and include
Montreal in their visit.
Rev. j. M. Dickson, d. D., wife and
daughter of New York city, are spend
ing a few weeks at the Dickson home
stead near McIndoe's Falls.
Mrs. E. M. Hall, who has been al
Bradford for the past month or two
returned home Monday. She reports
Mrs. E. c. Redington as extremely
low.
Mrs. Franklin A. Dakin's mother
and two sisters, Mrs. Joseph True and
Miss Edith and Miss Hattie True OF
Natick, Mass, are her guests at South
Hall.
Rev. DR.. E. P. Goodwin and family
of Chicago, who are spending some
time at Mrs. GOOdwin's mOthers's al
East Burke, were in this town on Sat-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Shepherd start to.
morrow for two or three weeks vaca-
ton in Massachusetts,. Mr.. Shepherds
Photographic gallery will be closed
until the last of the month.
The following persons have beer
visiting at Francis and N. R. Switzer's
Mrs. A. A. Lazell of Troy, N. Y, ani
her daughter, Mrs. w. HI. Sherwood O
Minnesota also Miss Gertie Powers O.
| Brooklyn.
Ezra l. Hutchinson of Alameda, Cal
ifOrnia, spent few days in town thu
past week. He is the youngest ant
only surviving child of the late Esthe
Hutchinson of this place, and has no
seen his native town before in 2,
years.
Isaac Bridgman of Cleveland was il
town few hours Tuesday on his way
to Kennebunkport. Thirty years ag'
Mr.. Bridgman was teacher in st
JOhnsbury academy. Mr.. Bridgman'
wife and daughter are in Paris and ar,
expected home in September.
Mrs. Annie Porter will spend the re
mainder of her vacation in Lunenbur
with her aged mother, and will not re
sumo teaching in st. JOhnsbury. Mrs
Adam Darling of Kansas City an,
Miss Welthea Glines of this place will
also spend the remainder of the vaca
ton season in Lunenburg.
Rev. DR.. Geo. H. lde, Milwaukee,
few days since received an unexpecte
call to become pastor of the Congre
gatiOnal church at Los Angeles, Cal
at salary of $4,000 and expenses G
moving paid. He did not accept. Hi
present charge, the Grand Avenu
church in Milwaukee, are about build
ing a new house of worship to cos
100000.
The st. Johnsbury Bad Boy Matched.
The st. JOhnsbury bad boy has me
his match at last in one of Barnum'
trick elephants. As the usual crow
was watching the unloading of the cir
Gus teams last Thursday morning, til
boys gathered about and amused them
selves by feeding the elephants a
their trunks appeared through til
gratings of the car. Peanuts and cak
were gathered in by one trunk in pal
: ticular until finally the bad boy afore
, said presented stick to the trunk. S
far as the crowd could see the site
went the way of the peanuts and cak